Not all siding installs are done correctly, and this is a great example of what to avoid.
In this video, our team points out stacked siding seams and explains why they can become a problem over time. When seams line up too closely, it increases the chances of water finding its way behind the siding.
Proper installation means spacing seams appropriately, in this case, about 16 inches apart. This will help reduce water intrusion and improve the long-term performance of your siding.
It’s small details like this that make a big difference in protecting your home.